Transformations
7.1 General programming of transformation types
Job planning
7-6 Programming Manual, 03/2006 Edition, 6FC5398-2BP10-1BA0
TRACYL
Activation of the cylinder surface transformation
Machining of grooves with
any path on cylindrical
bodies
A rotary axis
An infeed axis vertical to the axis of rotation
A longitudinal axis parallel to the axis of rotation
TRAANG Activation of the inclined axis transformation
Machining with an oblique
infeed axis
A rotary axis
An infeed axis with parameterizable angle
A longitudinal axis parallel to the axis of rotation
Cartesian PTP travel
The machine moves in machine coordinates and is programmed with:
TRAORI Activation of transformation
PTP Point-to-point motion Approach position in Cartesian coordinate system (MCS)
CP Path motion of Cartesian axes in (BCS)
STAT Position of the articulated joints is dependent on the
transformation
TU The angle at which the axes traverse on the shortest path
PTP transversal with generic 5/6-axis transformation
The machine is moved using machine coordinates and the tool orientation, where the
movements can be programmed both using round axis positions and using Euler and/or RPY
angle vectors irrespective of the kinematics or the direction vectors.
Round axis interpolation, vector interpolation with large circle interpolation or interpolation of
the orientation vector on a peripheral surface of a taper are possible in such cases.
Example: Three- to five-axis transformation on a universal milling head
The machine tool has at least five axes:
• Three translatory axes for movements in straight lines, which move the operating point to
any position in the working area.
• Two rotary swivel axes arranged at a configurable angle (usually 45 degrees) allow the
tool to swivel to positions in space that are limited to a half sphere in a 45-degree
configuration.
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